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By summing up the authors' lectures on Marketing Communications, this work introduces its users to the fundamental knowledge that is indispensable in this complex and exciting field of Marketing. It has been compiled especially for first-degree students of Business Administration and Marketing who take an interest in the international aspects of these disciplines. At the same time, the sound grounding provided by this work is suitable for students pursuing Post-graduate Diploma or Master programmes in technological, scientific or IT-related areas. The book gives an introduction to the generic issues of Marketing Communications as well as an overview of the information behaviour of targeted customer groups. The foundation laid in the initial chapters is followed up by more specific areas such as situational analysis and the development of communications strategies.
List of contents
An overview.- The fundamental aspects of marketing communications.- The fundamental aspects of communications science.- Information behaviour and socialisation.- Analysing the communication situation.- The goals of communication policies.- Communication strategies.- Media planning in marketing communications.- Designing market communications.- Collaborating with agencies.- Specific issues in international marketing communications.
About the author
Professor Dr. Fritz Unger lehrt Betriebswirtschaftslehre und Marketing im berufsintegrierenden Studiengang (BIS) an der Fachhochschule Ludwigshafen am Rhein.
Summary
By summing up the authors’ lectures on Marketing Communications, this work introduces its users to the fundamental knowledge that is indispensable in this complex and exciting field of Marketing. It has been compiled especially for first-degree students of Business Administration and Marketing who take an interest in the international aspects of these disciplines. At the same time, the sound grounding provided by this work is suitable for students pursuing Post-graduate Diploma or Master programmes in technological, scientific or IT-related areas. The book gives an introduction to the generic issues of Marketing Communications as well as an overview of the information behaviour of targeted customer groups. The foundation laid in the initial chapters is followed up by more specific areas such as situational analysis and the development of communications strategies.
